Welcoming Dale Larson to the Gallery
“I have been a woodturner for 46 years, specializing in hardwoods such as Pacific Madrone and Big Leaf Maple found in Oregon. Since 1991, my work has been featured and successfully sold in five prestigious art galleries: Fairweather House Gallery in Seaside, Oregon; The Wood Merchant in LaConner, WA; Museo Gallery in Langley, WA; Bainbridge Arts and Crafts on Bainbridge Island, WA; and Appalachian Spring Gallery in Rockville, MD. ” NW wood craftsman Dale Larson.
“I have showcased my expertise in oval turning and spheres at five American Association of Woodturners Symposiums, the Ripon Symposium (England), in Israel, and several regional symposiums, including Rocky Mountain, Vancouver, BC, Utah, Tennessee, Georgia, Florida, New York, and Oregon.” DL
“I have articles about woodturning that have been featured in various reputable journals, including The American Woodturner, World of Wood, Woodworker West, Woodturning Design, and L’echo des Copeaux (AFTAB France).” DL
“I take great pleasure in working with the exquisite wood sourced from the trees of the northwest. This labor connects me to my roots and the land of my upbringing. Crafting wood bowls brings harmony to my life and introduces me to numerous like-minded individuals. Through my teaching endeavors, I have forged friendships across the country and around the globe, creating a community bound not by geography but by shared passions and camaraderie”. DL
Dale Larson joins a select group of woodworkers showcased in the Fairweather Gallery.
We are thrilled to welcome Dale to the prestigious master class of Gallery woodcrafters, joining the ranks of esteemed artisans like Mike Brown, Martin Conley, Stuart Dittbrenner, Richard Gladagni, JR Moyer, Bob Peterson, and Tom Willing.
The fortunate wood enthusiasts of this area have the privilege of enjoying a diverse selection of exquisite wood varieties. FH&G
We see that Dale Larson has an impressive history within the woodworking community. He has held significant roles and contributed greatly to the various organizations he has participated in. His dedication and expertise have been recognized through awards and long-term involvement. His commitment to the craft is truly admirable. —FH&G
Fairweather House and Gallery
612 Broadway Street
In the Historic Gilbert District
Seaside, Oregon
https://fairweatherhouseandgallery.com
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